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1 Intro|       defend or approve anything contrary to those [consitutions].
2 1    |         doubt, nor to affirm the contrary," although concerning those
3 2    |           as they assert) things contrary to the definitions of Our
4 2    |           that] this is directly contrary to the truth. First, indeed
5 3    |        have been defined. On the contrary it can be concluded rather,
6 4    |        he who presumes to do the contrary is to be treated as contumacious,
7 5    | apostolic history teach, but the contrary is more evidently manifiest.
8 5    |          of this kind assert the contrary. Besides it is clear that
9 6    |        sacred scripture, but the contrary is discovered [to be the